@@FilCanGil Education and income comes together, they always have relationship. It doesn't mean, if you have a higher level of education you have a higher level of income. The main reason is the local demands are low.
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@@Ms.Mon26 I disagree Ms Mon.......The demands are certainly there and yet the level of income is structured to keep everyone powerless and poor with all the corruption at every level of Gov't whilst they get extremely Rich $$ ......Cheer's from Australia.
Never visited but its on a cards soon.What i "see" and learn so far is -if they are happy with their way of life, who are we to change them. Its extremelly hard to break cycle of poverty even in the most developed countries. Wishing you all the best. Lot of great points there.ty Single mothers?.Our company employed 5 philipinas, 3 off them are single mothers 2 are 18 yrs old no kids.🙏 Keep up with great vblogs.✅👏👏👏
You are absolutely correct in your analysis of your country. I noticed these points within a month of living here. I was actually just talking about some of those topics with my Ebike mechanic yesterday as far as the overpopulation, low wages and cost of basic needs being the major factors of why the provincial areas are so poor. But also what is seen as normal here is being ok with being poor. I have seen many houses with several working age people, but only one person in the house (usually the oldest) is working. Its almost like they want the next generation to carry on the poverty tradition. Only your politicians can fix this through education, and convincing employers to ease up on the college degree requirement while providing a higher national minimum wage that cannot be lowered simply based on what city you live in.
There’s more to it. Philippines is one of the hardest places to invest directly. ……all sorts of bureaucratic hurdles and Palm greasing. There are few jobs as a consequence
It is amazing that the cost of living here is so high, while the wages are so low. It keeps Filipinos desperate and hungry, and probably explains the many scams you find. Systemic corruption is a big part of this, but many Filipinos also seem lackadaisical when it comes to bettering themselves; they are satisfied with low quality and low standards, in general. Few know how to save, plan, or discipline themselves financially. Is it because of a feeling of futility, or more of a cultural thing? Sadly, many of the more industrious Filipinos become OFW, but are abused by their families, who seem perfectly okay with their indentured servitude.
Unhealthy habit is sharing cups and not refrigerating food is what I think of in the Philippines. I often see too many people at work on their phones and not actually working. Well if you paid me such low wages, maybe I too would just be looking at my phone all day too at work.
@@jamesalias595 I agree with the cups and working while using phones, but refrigerating the food that's correct, but not everyone has access on refrigerators here, so that's understandable.
Keep up the good work on your vlog ;). Im trying to learn as mutch as possibel abut your country and cultrue. By the way i love the food you make in PH. Maybe Vlog abut your favorit dish and what makes it spesial.
@@jannaremjen6922 It's nice to hear that you love our dish here, not a lot of foreigners love our dish. I would definitely make a vlog on that. Thank You!✨
This is so accurate. My ex got underpaid at P200 daily salary for 8 hours. Then her boss kept making her work longer and longer until her shift was 11 hours for same pay. Someone else I know in Cebu City only makes P350 daily salary And so many marites 😂
@@stelthmunky Minimum wage in Cebu City is 435 pesos. It also varies on different City or provinces, they have lower minimum wage than Cebu City .But getting into a minimum paying job means a lot of Requirements, one of them is a degree holder and with experience so others just settle for a lower paying job.
@@Ms.Mon26 Is that per/hour or /day? Pardon my ignorance. Thank You for sharing your knowledge. Seems you have a decent group of people in your channel who care about social justice issues. Good to see these days. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
Gossip is marites 😂. How do y'all eat that much and then stay so small?? Wonderful job getting this posted, can tell you were nervous but your English isn't bad at all! Good luck!
Please allow me to intervene in the subject comment: We are really hard workers! Although one being a hard worker seems like a good character quality to have, it's really not. Hard work does not add anything to any company that I know of to this day. Imagine how many times job recruiters hear that same old tired rehearsed answer to the interview question: Why should we hire you? In short one should avoid using that expression and instead answer that question like they themselves are out to be any company's owner who has an immediate need for people like yourself!
I like your videos I am watching from Canada 🇨🇦. I noticed the over crowding in the slums I also noticed that there are too many children. I understand Philippians have no sex education. Why you don't have a message at every video to tell them the various family planning methods and sex options and withdrawal method is the worst Condoms are not expensive and another safe method is the rhythm methods. There are IUD also a implant for woman that will keep her safe for 5 t 7 years from getting pregnant. Also teach them to keep the place clean
I am curious about why everyone(globally) blames single motherhood on a lack of "education". I find it hard to believe that young men and women in their teens are unaware that sex is how we reproduce and create legacy. The real reason for single motherhood is a lack of God in the home and culture. Im an American man and i didn't have sex until my marriage night with my ex wife. She divorced me bc "she didnt love me anymore". But it was bc of my faith in King Jesus Christ that i strived to stay pure until marriage.
Hey All. Moving to Cebu 2nd week of December. Will it be difficult to find a caregiver for 2-3 visits per week? NOT a maid or GF candidate. An LPN or RN level person who can help me if I need it? Willing to pay a premium to help someone out but don't want to pad some companies profits while the nurse doesn't get any of the extra peso. Subscribed and Thanks for any info and Best Regards and Best Wishes!
@@hanovergreen4091 Thank You! Join Face book group, I'm sure it's not hard to find one. Just interview them thoroughly and ask for police or NBI clearance and proof of certificate that they are really caregiver schedule a meet up for interview before hiring one.
If I walk along the streets what is the probability that I will meet a single mom vs a single lady ? Single moms seems to be one of the unhealthy habit in Philippines. Correct me if I am wrong. I am not saying all are single moms.
@@Ms.Mon26 you can make a video interview people on the streets and test out your postulate? I am leaning towards more than half are single moms...its like a trendy lifestyle...
Please look at the lens of the camera when talking. add a face with a cut out of for the lens if you like so you can keep it in mind. Instead of looking beyond your viewers.
Re the second thing you mentioned, you won't like this, but imho, Filipinos - men and women - are not ignorant of basic human reproductive biology. It's not about "family planning" (if by that you mean "birth control," in which there is no birth and no control), and it is not about a lack of sex education. Everyone learns about the birds and the bees - especially where people live close together and like to talk - as you note. The problem is that Filipinos do not consider that is a sin to have sexual relations before marriage, or if they know it's a sin, they don't think it's really a very important one. It's inconvenient for them to make the connection between their own unrestrained concupiscence and the poverty all around them. This is essentially a moral problem, not merely a problem of not enough information.. Apart from the cultural trend, the solution, in my opinion concerns catechetics. The Church is doing a poor job of that. That said, all of us who are Catholics ARE the Church. We all have a responsibility to evangelize and encourage and educate our fellow Christians re faith and morals. The Philippines is a Catholic country, but too many Filipinos are merely cultural Catholics, or poor Catholics, or fallen away Catholics. Along with this is a lack of regular Mass attendance is a lack of availing themselves of the sacrament of Confession. If we wish to receive Holy Communion, we must be in a state of grace, and if we suspect ourselves of not being so, we need to go to confession before presenting ourselves at the alter. This is just basic. But do most Filipinos do this? If people don't take sin seriously, that is, if they don't take seriously offending Our Blessed Lord, your country will suffer great disasters. God doesn't need to strike us with a meteor or a hurricane: the effects (poverty, single parent households) issue directly from our behavior. This is guaranteed. My own country also is in big trouble because of the same failures. But here the effects are worse. Here people resort to butchering their own children as if they were a scourge, as if they were a cancer. This is the state of the world today. The Philippines despite their problems in this area are a beacon of light to the rest of us. That's how far gone we are. You still love each other, and don't rationalize your murders. But because of your position of one of the few truly Catholic countries remaining in the world, you MUST make use of what you've retained. Your patrimony is great. If enough Filipinos convert and become devoted to Our Lord and His mother, all these problem of poverty and of the great number of single-parent households will improve dramatically. We will always have suffering in this world, but the extent of this vicious cycle of poverty that we see in the Philippines will be broken. That's my take. God bless the Philippines!!
Your diet is fine for the climate and good it's not processed like here in USA. We have a higher standard of living but a bad diet and higher death rates because of our food.
@edwardsmcintyre9014 lots of fast food in Metro Manila. I was there last month. In Cubao the area is loaded with all types of high calorie foods like KFC, Yellow Cab Pizza. Many overweight people Twenty years ago when I first went there people were mostly skinny.
As one who bothered himself to tune into this rambling channel, there said nothing new to me from the overly used chit chat from other UA-camrs regarding things like: joblessness, poverty, and poor family planning. What people today need is hope and the need to avoid depression.
I noticed the educational prerequisite is quite notable, but there doesn’t seem to be an equilibrium to the amount of education and pay?
@@FilCanGil Education and income comes together, they always have relationship. It doesn't mean, if you have a higher level of education you have a higher level of income. The main reason is the local demands are low.
@@Ms.Mon26 I disagree Ms Mon.......The demands are certainly there and yet the level of income is structured to keep everyone powerless and poor with all the corruption at every level of Gov't whilst they get extremely Rich $$ ......Cheer's from Australia.
Good point! ✨
@@FilCanGil where did u get the posh words from
Best wishes and Good luck to u and your chhannel
Very important info Ms Mon. Keep up the good work! 😄
Never visited but its on a cards soon.What i "see" and learn so far is -if they are happy with their way of life, who are we to change them.
Its extremelly hard to break cycle of poverty even in the most developed countries.
Wishing you all the best.
Lot of great points there.ty
Single mothers?.Our company employed 5 philipinas, 3 off them are single mothers 2 are 18 yrs old no kids.🙏
Keep up with great vblogs.✅👏👏👏
Thank you for your honesty. You seem wise beyond your years. May God bless you.
You are absolutely correct in your analysis of your country. I noticed these points within a month of living here. I was actually just talking about some of those topics with my Ebike mechanic yesterday as far as the overpopulation, low wages and cost of basic needs being the major factors of why the provincial areas are so poor. But also what is seen as normal here is being ok with being poor. I have seen many houses with several working age people, but only one person in the house (usually the oldest) is working. Its almost like they want the next generation to carry on the poverty tradition. Only your politicians can fix this through education, and convincing employers to ease up on the college degree requirement while providing a higher national minimum wage that cannot be lowered simply based on what city you live in.
@@LoveyourLife-1970 Exactly! ✨
There’s more to it. Philippines is one of the hardest places to invest directly. ……all sorts of bureaucratic hurdles and Palm greasing. There are few jobs as a consequence
It is amazing that the cost of living here is so high, while the wages are so low. It keeps Filipinos desperate and hungry, and probably explains the many scams you find. Systemic corruption is a big part of this, but many Filipinos also seem lackadaisical when it comes to bettering themselves; they are satisfied with low quality and low standards, in general. Few know how to save, plan, or discipline themselves financially. Is it because of a feeling of futility, or more of a cultural thing? Sadly, many of the more industrious Filipinos become OFW, but are abused by their families, who seem perfectly okay with their indentured servitude.
It's difficult to tend to the important stuff while the urgent stuff is overwhelming you.
Unhealthy habit is sharing cups and not refrigerating food is what I think of in the Philippines. I often see too many people at work on their phones and not actually working. Well if you paid me such low wages, maybe I too would just be looking at my phone all day too at work.
@@jamesalias595 I agree with the cups and working while using phones, but refrigerating the food that's correct, but not everyone has access on refrigerators here, so that's understandable.
Your English is good and you seem like a nice person so I hope your efforts are successful.
@@saburabdul-salaam2418 Thank You! I really appreciate it ✨😀
Thank you very much for this video!
The daily wages are so low. That is why so many girls go with foreigners.
Keep up the good work on your vlog ;).
Im trying to learn as mutch as possibel abut your country and cultrue.
By the way i love the food you make in PH.
Maybe Vlog abut your favorit dish and what makes it spesial.
@@jannaremjen6922 It's nice to hear that you love our dish here, not a lot of foreigners love our dish. I would definitely make a vlog on that. Thank You!✨
Great information ! 😇
Best wishes to you young lady!
good video, keep it up!
Watching from the UK
FIND A LADY FROM YOUR COUNTRY AND FORGET ABOUT FILIPINAS IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO HAVE PROBLEMS.
@Michail-z7p very true
New here very nice
This is so accurate. My ex got underpaid at P200 daily salary for 8 hours. Then her boss kept making her work longer and longer until her shift was 11 hours for same pay. Someone else I know in Cebu City only makes P350 daily salary
And so many marites 😂
@@stelthmunky Minimum wage in Cebu City is 435 pesos. It also varies on different City or provinces, they have lower minimum wage than Cebu City .But getting into a minimum paying job means a lot of Requirements, one of them is a degree holder and with experience so others just settle for a lower paying job.
@@Ms.Mon26 Is that per/hour or /day? Pardon my ignorance. Thank You for sharing your knowledge. Seems you have a decent group of people in your channel who care about social justice issues. Good to see these days. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
@@hanovergreen4091 it's per day, 8 hours work.
Informative and in great English. you will do fine :) I subbed
@@DayZOldschool Thank you! I really appreciate it. ✨😀
Gossip is marites 😂. How do y'all eat that much and then stay so small?? Wonderful job getting this posted, can tell you were nervous but your English isn't bad at all! Good luck!
You are beautiful!!!
Loud noise, burning rubbish, dangerous drivers, throwing litter in the streets and waterways.
Please allow me to intervene in the subject comment:
We are really hard workers!
Although one being a hard worker seems like a good character quality to have, it's really not.
Hard work does not add anything to any company that I know of to this day.
Imagine how many times job recruiters hear that same old tired rehearsed answer to the interview question:
Why should we hire you?
In short one should avoid using that expression and instead answer that question like they themselves are out to be any company's owner who has an immediate need for people like yourself!
What is VPO (BPO?) industry?
Business Process Outsourcing
The requirement to have a bachelors degree for employment, is that law or is that just cultural thing that employers require?
@@solarjudgement4575 it's a cultural thing, employers required.
I like your videos I am watching from Canada 🇨🇦. I noticed the over crowding in the slums I also noticed that there are too many children. I understand Philippians have no sex education. Why you don't have a message at every video to tell them the various family planning methods and sex options and withdrawal method is the worst
Condoms are not expensive and another safe method is the rhythm methods. There are IUD also a implant for woman that will keep her safe for 5 t 7 years from getting pregnant. Also teach them to keep the place clean
Filipinas love a cream pie finish …..it is more fun in the Philippines 😎
I am curious about why everyone(globally) blames single motherhood on a lack of "education". I find it hard to believe that young men and women in their teens are unaware that sex is how we reproduce and create legacy.
The real reason for single motherhood is a lack of God in the home and culture. Im an American man and i didn't have sex until my marriage night with my ex wife. She divorced me bc "she didnt love me anymore". But it was bc of my faith in King Jesus Christ that i strived to stay pure until marriage.
Bawal umihi dito
I will Google what a BPO is
2:30 The BPO industry in the Philippines will not exist in 3 years! A.I. will take those jobs
Hey All. Moving to Cebu 2nd week of December. Will it be difficult to find a caregiver for 2-3 visits per week? NOT a maid or GF candidate. An LPN or RN level person who can help me if I need it? Willing to pay a premium to help someone out but don't want to pad some companies profits while the nurse doesn't get any of the extra peso.
Subscribed and Thanks for any info and Best Regards and Best Wishes!
@@hanovergreen4091 Thank You! Join Face book group, I'm sure it's not hard to find one. Just interview them thoroughly and ask for police or NBI clearance and proof of certificate that they are really caregiver schedule a meet up for interview before hiring one.
IF I WERE I WOULD STAY IN MY COUNTRY. YOU ARE LOOKING FOR POTENTIAL PROBLEMS. TOO MANY TO BE MENTIONED HERE.
If I walk along the streets what is the probability that I will meet a single mom vs a single lady ? Single moms seems to be one of the unhealthy habit in Philippines. Correct me if I am wrong. I am not saying all are single moms.
@@protegelin Out of 10 women 3 of them is single mom. The rest is single or either married.
most of them are single moms or married
@@Ms.Mon26 you can make a video interview people on the streets and test out your postulate? I am leaning towards more than half are single moms...its like a trendy lifestyle...
Hi pretty lady
Please look at the lens of the camera when talking. add a face with a cut out of for the lens if you like so you can keep it in mind. Instead of looking beyond your viewers.
Thanks for the advice! I really appreciate it!❤
Yeah Guys........
Re the second thing you mentioned, you won't like this, but imho, Filipinos - men and women - are not ignorant of basic human reproductive biology. It's not about "family planning" (if by that you mean "birth control," in which there is no birth and no control), and it is not about a lack of sex education. Everyone learns about the birds and the bees - especially where people live close together and like to talk - as you note. The problem is that Filipinos do not consider that is a sin to have sexual relations before marriage, or if they know it's a sin, they don't think it's really a very important one. It's inconvenient for them to make the connection between their own unrestrained concupiscence and the poverty all around them. This is essentially a moral problem, not merely a problem of not enough information.. Apart from the cultural trend, the solution, in my opinion concerns catechetics. The Church is doing a poor job of that. That said, all of us who are Catholics ARE the Church. We all have a responsibility to evangelize and encourage and educate our fellow Christians re faith and morals. The Philippines is a Catholic country, but too many Filipinos are merely cultural Catholics, or poor Catholics, or fallen away Catholics. Along with this is a lack of regular Mass attendance is a lack of availing themselves of the sacrament of Confession. If we wish to receive Holy Communion, we must be in a state of grace, and if we suspect ourselves of not being so, we need to go to confession before presenting ourselves at the alter. This is just basic. But do most Filipinos do this? If people don't take sin seriously, that is, if they don't take seriously offending Our Blessed Lord, your country will suffer great disasters. God doesn't need to strike us with a meteor or a hurricane: the effects (poverty, single parent households) issue directly from our behavior. This is guaranteed. My own country also is in big trouble because of the same failures. But here the effects are worse. Here people resort to butchering their own children as if they were a scourge, as if they were a cancer. This is the state of the world today. The Philippines despite their problems in this area are a beacon of light to the rest of us. That's how far gone we are. You still love each other, and don't rationalize your murders. But because of your position of one of the few truly Catholic countries remaining in the world, you MUST make use of what you've retained. Your patrimony is great. If enough Filipinos convert and become devoted to Our Lord and His mother, all these problem of poverty and of the great number of single-parent households will improve dramatically. We will always have suffering in this world, but the extent of this vicious cycle of poverty that we see in the Philippines will be broken. That's my take. God bless the Philippines!!
Your diet is fine for the climate and good it's not processed like here in USA.
We have a higher standard of living but a bad diet and higher death rates because of our food.
@edwardsmcintyre9014 lots of fast food in Metro Manila. I was there last month. In Cubao the area is loaded with all types of high calorie foods like KFC, Yellow Cab Pizza. Many overweight people Twenty years ago when I first went there people were mostly skinny.
Just wondering : Are you married ?❤
She can be🤗
As one who bothered himself to tune into this rambling channel, there said nothing new to me from the overly used chit chat from other UA-camrs regarding things like: joblessness, poverty, and poor family planning.
What people today need is hope and the need to avoid depression.
Why do Filapinas always say the word “guys”? I notice all of you do. You said “guys” 15 times in this video alone.
Cos is commonly used to address groups of people regardless of gender.Quite normal and very much used everywhere.